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The CVE-2025-58315 vulnerability originates from insufficient permission checks within the Wi-Fi module software on Huawei devices. This flaw allows local attackers to execute unauthorized actions without privileges, requiring user interaction such as connecting to a malicious network. The Wi-Fi module fails to validate permissions during specific operations, enabling crafted requests to bypass access controls. Attackers can disrupt services by sending malicious commands through physical or logical access to the device interface. The vulnerability leverages low-complexity attacks within the local attack vector. It does not compromise confidentiality or integrity but significantly impacts availability, leading to denial of service. The permission verification logic is flawed in certain Wi-Fi handling routines, permitting unauthorized configuration changes. Exploitation may involve triggering bugs during Wi-Fi scans or connection attempts. Huawei’s software lacks proper authorization enforcement for critical Wi-Fi functions. This bug is classified as medium severity due to the user interaction requirement and local access needed. Patches are expected to correct permission checks in the affected codebase.
Platform: Huawei Technologies
Version: Unspecified
Vulnerability: Permission control vulnerability
Severity: Medium
date: 11/27/2025
Prediction: Patch expected December 2025
What Undercode Say:
Analytics:
bash: iwconfig
bash: cat /proc/net/wireless
bash: lsmod | grep wifi
code: if (permission != ALLOWED) return;
code: check_wifi_permission();
How Exploit:
Gain local access.
Send crafted Wi-Fi requests.
Require user interaction.
Disrupt Wi-Fi services.
Protection from this CVE:
Apply security patches.
Restrict physical access.
Use secure configurations.
Impact:
Denial of service.
Loss of connectivity.
Availability compromised.
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Reported By: nvd.nist.gov
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